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JACOB SHARP's HEALTH IxPRoyEl

Tribune says: Cool weather Is making life in Lud-
low Street Jail more endurable for Jacob Sharp.
He Is improved In health and sleeps better. He
was visited yesterday by Mr.. and Mrs Selmes and
by his grandson, George. His physician, DR.. Loo
mis-, also called as usual Mr.. Sharp Is kept well
informed by his lawyers as to the progress OF the
has relapsed into state OF such indifference that
he would ask for none. OF hts business interests
he is alike regardless and shows curiosity as to
how the street roads under his control are con-
Quoted without his supervision.
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THOS. BOWLING, Auctloneer.

INHOS BOWLING, Auctloneer.
TRgSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
ssTTRRFEKTI PR0NTING On TMENTY-FliKHSIL
STkEETS, KNOWN AS No. 1926 TWENTY
FIRST STREET NORTHWEST.
By virtue Of certain deed Of trust bearing date
on the twentieth day of May, A. d. 1885, and duly
recorded In iber No. 112l folio $50, ct seq, one
Of the land records Of the District Of Columbia. and at
the request OF the party secured thereby the under
signed as trustees viii sell at PUBLIC auction IN front
AUGUST, A. D., 1887. at FIVE O'CLOCK p. NJ, all
that piece OF land situate in the City of Wash
1ngton in said District known and being part OF lot
numbered twenty-one CD in square numbered
seventythree (73, said lot having front Of 10 feet
on 2lst street northwest and running back of even
width fifty feet the depth of said lot the same
being more particularly described in said deed Of trust
together with the thereon consisting OF
Terms OF sale: One-third cash. the balance in one
and two years. with interest secured by the Of
the purchaser, and deed of trust on the premises
sold, or all cash at option Of purchaser.
Terms to be complied with in ten days
from the day of SALE the trustees the right
to resell at cost and risk of defaulting purchaser
deposit Of 800 required on day Of sale.
CHARLES r. NEWMAN, ! r,.....
jy20-d&ds PHILLIP ADARNEILLE} 1rustees'
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4 YOUNG MARRIED MAN DEPARTS WITH PRKT1
SUNDAY SCHOOL WORKER

\ xOUN0 2ARRIkD NAN DEPARTS WITH A PRETTY
SUNDAY SCHOOL WORKER.
Indianapolis society is considerably excited over
the fact that Fletcher Hines, young man OF very
high social standing, residing on an extensive
farm near the city, and Miss Alice Hunter. an un-
commonly pretty girl eighteen years old, have
disappeared under circumstances indicating an
elopement. Young Hines is the son OF Judge C. c.
Hines who was the law partner OF Senator HAT.
r1S0n until three years ago, when he retired from
the nrm. having accumulated an immense fortune.
and he has since been living in Vermont The
young man himself is worth upward OF $500 OoO
and his wife, Vermont lady. TO whom he was mar
RED nye years ago, Is quite wealthy. Miss
Hunter, fl Sunday-School and religious work has
been thrown into MI. Hines company great DEAL
and II has been noticed that there was a close
friendship between them. For several weeks Miss
Hunter has been having many dresses made, and
It now leaks out that the money for these was
furnished by Mr.. Hines. Early Sunday night she
stepped out OF the house for moment, stating that
her nose was bleeding, but when she did not
return search was instituted for her and she could
not be found About the same time Hines left
home In buggy. Nothing has been heard from
them since.
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THEY WILL DEFY THE COERCION ACT.-At q meet
ing OF the National League I'm Dublin yesterday
Lord Mayor Sullivan, VINO presided, said that the
whole league was prepared TO stand its ground,
defy the coercion act, and take the consequences.
Mr.. Chilly declared that the means TO nuIify the
coercion act were ample, and that the nationalistS
would treat the act with supreme contempt.
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AUCTION SALES.
TOMORROW.

TOMORROW.
w 637 Louisiana Ave-,
Opp. City Post Office.
FURNITURE AND GENERAL HoUsEKEEPINas,
soRTMEST OF sEc stN GOODS. nv ~
10 DECORATED rozH HETi9, SETS, q noz; MOSS
1Ean A S5 aSS 6rz HNp a ~ II
l. TaSSs6z Il, III fSSf o EH5SE7-T'iHsr'
WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO., AuctiOneers.
HogsEHoLD gURNITgEE, CARPETS; BEpp gss
on 4H5Rspas ET a.
O'CLOCK 4. NJ, We shall sell the following, partially
Parlor Furniture Brussels Ingram and other Car
pets Cottage and Painted Suites: Bedsteads Bureaus
ana ana Masanstsnds, Bedding, CHINA and Glassware,
isised 'sh @Ai Fl WILLIAMS CO.. Aucts
TRUsTEEs SALE OF TwosToRY AND BASE
L NM MENT BR N6tT pWELLING No lilo FOURTH
Under and by virtue Of decree Of the Supreme
1857. in cause No. 10000 eauiiy. viii sell al III
Il fESHi e fhs ss on At
oo Of NJ tn that Part Of Lot No IN
3 described as follows BEGINNING # for the same at
the southeast corner Of said lot and running thence
east feet inches, thence north feet 5 inches
thence east 5 feet thence south feet: thence east
feet inches the beginning, together with the i'm
provements and appurtenances.
staiments Of equal amount forwhich the promissory
notes I the bearing interest at x per
the premises Sold will be required: al cash at the
at time of SALE and the terms of sale must be compiled
with within ten days from 2, day Of sale.
jy12-d&ds THos. BOWLING. Auetioneer.
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Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE. Nd. July 2O.-virginia SKIES, con-
soIidstsd 49 past due coupons. ~; do. new thrsss
BALTIMORE, Md, July 90 Cotton nomi.
nalmmidd ding; l91: Flour quiet and stsady-
siss :aps1 So family cy
ao so1 isiL
steady; red; SASS: amber. S2aS4; western steady
ber. SSsaS3. Corn-southern easy and quiet: white,
spot, 45a45 August 46 asked: September 47a47H.
Oats steady and Quiet-sOutheYn and Pennsylvania s.
AT; western white, 37a3y; western mixed, 34a
80. Rye quiet o3a57. Hay steady and firm
prime 70 choice western, 13.OOa15.OO. Pro-
Visions steady. Mess pork: 16;0Os110O. Bulk
S bacon 7y snsrldsrf 5AssS clesr iiS siass 9s;
and quiss. .Is.13H Petroleum stesdy0rsinca, 81.
Coffee nominally higherRio c&rgQes ordinary 20 fair
l0xa2OH Sugar .teady-A soft, 5x: copper refined
6rn. 0Ha0% Whisky quiet sud steady, 114a1.15.
Ereights e Liverpool per steamer dull-costop. Nd
nour. 1a3d.; grain, 2Ha3d. Receipts-nour. 81. 444
harrels vheet l56 500 bushela corn 500 bushels:
oats, 1Q goo bnshes; rye, 200 bushels Shipments-
ASu. slS rs. 6ss ,a yhsst q O00 bushels Sales
Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO IT,. July 90. IL a-m-The wheat market
opened With stroneer feeling. August started at
71k, and immed1atsly cold up to 71k, then reacted
Sc SsH and sold OF @ 7aS7N and Is now quoted Il
SO. August oats 20ss. AuyusS abort ribs, $50.
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CHARGED WITH Two CASES OF INDECENT As.
sAULT.-About noon to-day Officer Hathaway ar
rested good-looking man, about thirty lone years
OF age near the corner OF 18th street and Penn.
sylvania avenue, and locked him up on two
charges OF indecent assault. He was arrested
with assaulting her twin sisters, Amanda and
Minnie Brown, who live in South Washington The
girls are thirteen years or age. The prisoner
gave his name as Samuel p. Kendall, and said he
Was from Alexandria. He afterwards said that
his name was not Kendall, but refused to tell
what 1t was. He Is held for hearing in the
Police Court tomorrow.
CHARGED WITH RoBBING HIS CoUsrNs-Geo. W.
rested in Alexandria yesterday on q charge OF
robblng his cousins, f. k and X. L. Gouldman OF
NO. 6o3 street southwest, was before the Police
Court to-day on two charges OF larceny, and the
cases were continued until tomorrow. A portion
OF the money was recovered.
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WHAT THE DAkUTA FARMERS SAY.-A letter mas
been received by the Interstate Commerce Com
mission from the Dakota farmers, written before
they had learned that their complaint against the
Manitoba road had been disposed OF in which it Is
incidentally mentioned that they are receiving So
cents buShel for their grain, which is four cents
more than they got before their complaint was
made. They attribute the advance to their s.agi-
tatiOn' OF the matter
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MEDICAL. DC.

NINE DE FOREST, LON6-ESTABLIsHED AND
N1T-iable ladies Ply slci1D, can be consulted daily
a. her residence SOl 4 ST. II Once hours froIa
: 70 y IL with LADIES' only. Jel1-2m
4 ADiEs CONSULT DE. AND NINE SELDEN
IL 100 Fark Place northeast Prompt and reliable
treatment FIrst-Cl.Ss accommodation for patients
F~F< f.see, lltE St, between and s;s II. e.
last CAPITOL ST. yl6-lw.
nR LION
~ The Oldest Establish ed and only Reliable Ladies'
Physician III the city,
can BE consulted Daily, i64 ST., between A. and 9Th
ST.
Prompt treatment COrrespondencs and consulta.
.i strictly confidential Separate rooms for ladies'
Ci.-s Always open Bio-6t'
IL lad AND BE wISE-DR. BROTHERS. 9O6 ST.
~ sw aIi cared before aud made oath that he IS
re Cisst Established Expert Specialist il this city.
VII sa-lite cure IL all eases OF private disease
- .ieL anu iGfiish medicine charge: cOnsuts-
ALL -ds4cS Tree at any hour during the day sub
49, aili sworn before Elo b. DR. BhOTHEItS.
q MILLS. Notary Public IN and for the
~.nGlSt oi 1OIuilib4l- thus ID day VI July. 1852.
HAS NEVER BLES CONTRADICTED THAT
" bi HEisS Is The oldest estaOli shed advertise
lie LADIES' Physician this city. Ladies', YOU can
to1ade,slS consult d.. BROTHERS, 500 Is st W.
aTte iGr attention paid all diseases peculiar u
-il.s. .lrrIeG or single Forty years experience
NE MOTIFS FRENCH POWDEEs ARE THE
- sSa-i-sEd reIasy Tor all blood diseases causing
tIO-S nasal or SKIN Troubles. urinary diseases cured
IL forty -ht hours Irice. So per box
Dh DODDo NEl.NlNE No. = permanently cures
-thr Weakness loss oi vitality, nervous debility &c.
Ae- fsice. e. Sent sealed by mail. For sale at
mSII-Iy sIASblfORD's. cor. 9th and NV.
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A JOINT CANVASS ABANDoHED.-The Joint can.
vasS between Gen. Buckner and Col. Bradley the
democratic and republican candidates for COVER
nor or Kentucky, was abandoned after one meet
ing, held at Grayson At this meeting Gen. Buck
ner stated that his opponent, Col. Bradley, had on
formation, stated that Buckner's opening cam
paign speech was written by Gov. Knott. Gen.
Buckner, after an unsatisfactory explanation by
Col Bradley, said his opponent had 'wllfuIly cir
culated falsehOod with the intention OF injuring
him." Continuing, Gen. Buckner said: "Nothing
could be more humiliating TO me than 10 have
charged that would purloin the ideas OF another
and palm them on upon the public as my own.
For the man who would w1lfully circulate such a
charge, although himself not the author OF it,
can, OF course, have nothing but contempt. de-
nounce the charge as UNANIMOUSLY false and out
rageous, having no shadow or semblance or foun.
dalton in fact. have invited Mr.. Bradley to meet
me at my appointments. now withdraw the in
vttatlon, and henceforth decline TO have any,
the stand and took the train for his next appoint
ment, his friends heartily indorsing his action.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-07-20

ARRESTED FOB AssAuLr-Oricer Skfdmore has
arrested VIM. Mercer. colored, aged eighteen,
charged with assaulttng John Crittenden, also
colored, near the corner OF 4th and L streets II
Is alleged that he kicked Crittenden I'm the abdo-
men, and also broke one OF his ribs. Drs Newton
and Taylor attended the injured man and say his
injuries are serious
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-07-20

NEW YORK, July 20-Judge Bartlett, in the
Supreme Court to-day handed down decision In
the matter OF Agnes Folsom, the actress, alleged
TO have been restrained Of her liberty by Dr. Cate,
confirming the defense's report to the effect that
tress, had failed to make out q case, her acts
being entirely voluntary.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-07-20

RAEoB OF TIE THRRNoMErHR-The following
were the readings at the signal ONCE to-day: a
NJ Is; z pms 30; maximum. so: minimum, al.
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The Courts.
EQUITY COURT-,Jud0e Mprrick

EQUITY COURT-JudQe WerricE.
To-day, Barnes agt. Waters; appearance Of alb
sent defendant Oruered. Thomas apt Thomas.
testimony ordered taken by c. Ingle. Lyons agt
Contee; do. by NJ. N. Richardson. Brett agt. Brett
90. by j. Cru1kShank. In re George Brent; luna.
tic, reference to auditor. Tr1mble agt. Gaddis
purchaser required to comply with terms OF sale
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NET DEATH WHILE TRYING TO SAVE Hrs Two
SoNs.-The y. y. World OF yesterday SAYS: NORTH
Buiiowa, wholesale flour merchant Of No 2l7
West street, was drowned at Salisbury Mill, near
Newberg, on the Hudson. Mr. Bullowa his wife
eleven cnildren, and nurse had been boarding at
the house OF Dr. Corr Nailsgae. Mr.. Bullowa and
TWO OF his sons went Ia bathing. The father WA
taken with cramps and Was seated on a rock when
the boys, who could hot swim, got In hoe thirty
ieet deep and were drowning. Mr.. BullOws
leaped Into the wafer 10 rescue them, when the
drowning boys graSped the father about the BODY
dragging him 10 the bottom. Mr. Bullowa did nos
cone 10 the surface. The sons did and were res
cued by Dr. Corr with a iishlng-rod Nil. Bullowa's
body was recovered forty minutes later with yrap-
ping irons. IL Is supposed that Mr. Bullowa
after leaping In the water 10 rescue his sons was
taken with a second cramp.
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Hot Weather Notes.

TERRIBLE pEATH-RRQORp IN PTT1SBCR6-rHl
RECORD IN OTHER CITIES
The cool wave does not appear TO have struck
Pittsburg yet. At 10 O'Clock last night the ther.
mometer registered 80 degrees. up 10 last night
there had been 40 deaths since Sunday morning,
ana the mortality among children In PittsbunR
and Allegheny during the past six weeks is some
what appalling. In June J69 children under i've
years OF age died, and since the LIST instant there
have been o5s deaths, making total OF i, l37 In
the six weeks. OF this number nearly as per cent
were children under two years OF age. AT Charles
ton, =. C., the thermometer ranged yesterday
from 92 10 100 at different points In the city, Five
persons, four white and one colored died from the
effects OF the heat, directly or indirectly In Cin-
cinnau the Thermometer reached "a degrees aud
there were thirteen deaths reported. The sultry
weather and excessive heat or the past six DAYS
wound up at Augusta, Ca, last night, by a heavy
wind storm During the heated term the mercury
stood anywhere between 100 and lO4. Horses
were stricken down, and several deaths OF persons
from heat were recorded. Two negroes died of
SunstrokeS Yesterday
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SHE CURSED THE UNBORN CHILD AND 1T WAS
BORN CRIPPLE.-The New York Sun saws: A son
OF Martin McDOnOugh, or 400 Palisade avenue, was
buried on sunday afternoon In st. Peters Gene
terry, jersey CITY. AS the bearers carrying the
comm and followed by the mournerS apDroache1
the grave woman was seen standing near It,
She was shouting at the top OF her voice and ges-
uculaifng wildly with an umbrella. Some thought
she was insane, but she proved To be Mrs. Cathe-
rine Costello, Mr.. McDOnough's first wifes sister,
She was standing near her sisters grave, and her
violent remarks were addressed TO Mr. McDon-
Ough'S second wife, who was leaning on her hus-
bands arm. She warned Mrs. McDonough not TO
step on her predecessors grave under pain OF
death. With some difficulty Mrs. Costello was re-
moved and the interment was made. Mrs. Nc
DOnOugh procured a warrant yesterday for Mrs,
COstelo'S arrest. She says that since she married
McDOn0ugh, thirteen years ago, Mrs. Costello has
made her life a burden, constantly annoying and
threatening her. Before here first child was born
Mrs. Costello cursed 1t and the child was born a
cripple.
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THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.

VTNHOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.
n GEoRasToWN 6isTRI t" OF co HHHfBkIf
In conformity with the terms of the will of the
sell on MONDAY, fifty TWEST TYI F 1887 S' I
at "a OK front Of the
towL CA well constructed two-stOry and basement
frame dwelling house. with horse and stables In
rear: and CONVENIENT na alley leading thereto
ElB-lOt CHARLES Il. TRUNNEL, Executor.
(lHAN CERY SALE
. BY virtue Of decree CT the Supreme Court of the
1O,O79 docket 20, wherein Maria e. Bradley is $51
complainant and Powell NJ. Bradley ct al are de--1~
fenants shall offer for sale to the highest bidder
Third DAY oF jWI I A1 1882 sse iM st FIVE
O'CLOCK p. NJ, all that certain parcel Of ground in
the city OF Georgetown. in said District known and
one hundred and eight OS in Beas addition to said
Georgetown fronting thirty O feet on the north side
OF Beall street, between Montgomery and Monroe
dred and twenty l2O to Poplar street This lot
has been subdvded into four smaller lots each fifteen
5 feet front ard sixty 900 feet deep two of them
fronting ON Beall street and two on Poplar street
OF the four.
Terms Of sale prescribed by the Decree are a. fol-
lows One third OF the purchase money in cash and
the residue in three equal instaments at respective
~, six twelve. and eighteen months from the day Of
SALE with interest at the rate Of six per cent per
num- or all in cash; at the purchasers option. de-
time OF sale. All conveyancing and recording at the
purchasers cost II the Of sale are not complied
with within twenty days after sale the property will be
fSst III
DUNCANsoN BROS. Auctioneers iyS-dads
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BUSINESS CHANCES

BUSINESS CHANCES.
VALUABLE INVENTION FULLY DEMONSTRATE
81; supply ing large permanent incomes small
Investment Patent applied tor. Proinotors with
energy and small capital wanted Address ENERGY,
Star Olce- iy-yO-1ts
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GOAL or iced dealers. large yard nec.ed with
H. q " by side track and switch Apply to
CAARh BROS, Agents for Carson < Sons.
RNElsTON WOOD BURNT LIME.
OloIm' Delaware ave-, bet q and Ii. e.
SPLENDID BUSINESS CHANCELLOR SALE
- brlck gard on Washing St, Alexandria Va con-
sufficient 10 make 15OO00.0OO bricks together wi m
ENGINE, brick and teiupeTlny machine, kiln walls
siieas Sc all III good condition Easy OF access to
bOtA cars aud wharyes- Local demand sufficient to
keep the srd running 20 its fGi capacity Apply to
NA II. BAhSIOW, 6l5 . II 81. NV. jej0- I'm
EoR LEAsE-IHE CAPITAL THEATER ". s.
Il AbEhI aus oth 81 je3-3In
F3'HE WASHINGTON SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY
u AND tlhEPROOF STORAGE WAREHOUSE
y1G PA AVE. y. W. (south side)
Persons going abroad, or leaving the city shou n
fNs themselves OF the ADVANTAGES offered BY this COM
LAZY Tor the safe keeping u bonds securities eyelry
ate and other va1uabies. Clothing. paintings works
81 art pianos brlc-s-b;ac, rugs. carpets, Sc can
lie stored ~ low rates lake action before rather
SiieT. your yaluabies stolen burned
Once Hours: y n TO u. IL
f30-GIa saturdays y a. 10 p nl.I
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DEMOCRATIC CONVENTIONS IN MARYLAND.-Demo-
cratic county conventions We're held in number
OF the counties OF Maryland yesterday. In Anne
Arundel an anti-Wells ticket was chosen, with
the exception OF the candidate for States attor-
ney. majority OF the State convention dele
gates from Washington County are Schley men.
Dorchester County democrats Endorsed Z. W. lie
Compile for controller. Wicomico and Dorchester
County prohtbittonistS nominated county tickets
and selected delegates to the state convention. A
Wheedon delegation was chosen In Queen Anne's
and jackson delegation In Caroline.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-07-20

GLADSTONE ExuLTAST OVER THE ELEcTroNs-
Mr. Gladstone, speaking at Marylebone last even-
Ing, eXulted over the results OF the recent parlia.
mentary elections. The reduced conservative
majority In Hampshire, he said, WAS Indicative Of
a movement In FAVOR Of Irish autonomy In the
results AT BruNton and Hornsey should be similar
the permanency OF the Increment might be relied
upon. The surrender OF the government In regard
10 the judicial rents showed That they already felt
the effects OF the revulsion OF popular feeling
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PARLIAMENTARY CoURTEsIEs-T. VI. Healey asked
In the house or commons yesterday n IL was not
time To bring before the house the conduct OF Sir
Robert y. Fow Ter ia calling George Howell ID
liar. The speaker said Mr.. Healey was not enti.
led 10 raSe the question, as peace had been made.
Mr.. Sexton gave notice that he would move the
suspension OF Sir r. y. Fowler for MONTH
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-07-20

BARRETT. On July Is, 1887. at 2 O'Clock pm,
GARRETT E, oldest and beloved con OF Mary and tho
late Michael Barrett, IN the tventy-nft year of hs
aga
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DROWNING BEFORE HER CHILDREN's EyEs-Th0
New York San says: ON Monday evening Mrs.
Elolse Becker, the vile or an employe OF the New.
town and Grand Street Railroad residing at White
port, near the New:own village, took her three
children 10 one OF the small creeks running into
Flushing Creek TO indulge In a bath. After all
nad entered the water, which was seven or eight
feet deep In some parts Mrs. Beeaer, who WAS
swimming was seized with cramps. She made q
vain effort TO reach the shore and cried for helm,
Dul her Children were too young TO I've OF any as
sistance, and before help could reach her she was
drowned. The children ran home 10 tell their
father. The body was recovered.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-06-20

The proprietor Of .ne Oberon Saloon,
San Francisco, has had nine gold medals
prepared, to be gwen to the League club
holding first position at the end of the game
July Sd.
Walter A. Appleton, one of the Directors
of the New York club, who is on the coast
TO secure good players, made very liberal
offers to Mclaughlin and Robertson,
which they declined. He says he is coming
to Sacramento to try them again.
The New Yorks are coming to the coast
next winter, ard it is said their first game
will be played in Sacramento
The Young Boiler Shop nine defeated
the Hurry Baseball Club yesterday in five
inning game, with a score of 10 to 6.
GAMES ELSEWHERE.
The Hayerlys were beaten at Los Ange-
les Saturday by the club OF that city, The
score standing II to 5. Hapeman, the Sac
ramento boy phenomenal" who recently
signed with the Los Angeles club, only al
lowed the Haverlys two hits Yesterday
the latter club turned the tables on Their
opponents, scoring 10 to l. Incell struck
out 10 and Hapeman Z.
At Stockton yesterday the A & G.'s Of
that city gave the GREENWOOD & Moran's
the grand whitewash vs. to o.
Eastern games yesterday: At New
York-Brookiyns, 9; Nets, 5. AT Cincin,
nati-s5t. Louis, %; Cincinnatis 4.